Hi,
I am using XSLT 1.0. I use XML spy for development. I have many XSL files where i have provided some business mappings. I do not want to expose these XSL file contents to user. I want to encrypt these XSL files so that user cannot see the mappings provided in XSL files but if they run them from XML Spy then they should be able to see the correct output (not encrypted).
How to achieve this?
Please help!

Thanks in advance,
Ashwini

Saxon Enterprise Edition has a facility for obfuscating stylesheets decribed here:

http://www.saxonica.com/documentatio.../packaged-xslt

which may meet your needs, although it's not secure encryption. However, this will only allow the stylesheets to be run under Saxon, not under XML Spy.

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Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Author, XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer\'s Reference

Michael,

This is pretty interesting and might save me some time. I have written a simple encryption/decryption library which stores the stylesheet as a single string (imports and includes) in a SQLite database. Its not 100% secure (I don't think anything is 100% secure), but it does make it very difficult to decrypt. Nevertheless, I want to try your example out. The link you provide to use the zip runs from the command line. Is there any documentation for running from embedded code?

Thx

Phil